Boston social security disability lawyer
We help people every day obtain the benefits they are entitled to receive. The majority of our clients participate in ERISA-governed plans.

On 8/12/2013 9:15 PM, michaljee wrote:
> 'Boston social security disability lawyer' (http://www.rosenfeld.com/)
> We help people every day obtain the benefits they are entitled to
> receive. The majority of our clients participate in ERISA-governed
> plans.
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>
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>
Can't get much more sleazy than this.

On 8/12/2013 10:06 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
> On 8/12/2013 9:15 PM, michaljee wrote:
>> 'Boston social security disability lawyer'
(snip)
>> We help people every day obtain the benefits they are entitled to
>> receive. The majority of our clients participate in ERISA-governed
>> plans.
>>
>>
> Can't get much more sleazy than this.

Really?! Watch enough television, you'll see ads like this all the
time. Day, night, doesn't matter. In this case a disability lawyer.
Or class action lawsuits about things like complications from "bladder
mesh".

Whoever pays for the advertising gets the commercial airtime. And there
will be someone who falls for it.

Jill

On 8/12/2013 9:15 PM, michaljee wrote:
> 'Boston social security disability lawyer' (http://www.rosenfeld.com/)
> We help people every day obtain the benefits they are entitled to
> receive. The majority of our clients participate in ERISA-governed
> plans.
>
>
>
>

Somebody told me that you take lots of money but never help. is this
true? That you rip people off? Curious if this is true or not.....

On 8/12/2013 10:19 PM, jmcquown wrote:
> On 8/12/2013 10:06 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
>> On 8/12/2013 9:15 PM, michaljee wrote:
>>> 'Boston social security disability lawyer'
> (snip)
>>> We help people every day obtain the benefits they are entitled to
>>> receive. The majority of our clients participate in ERISA-governed
>>> plans.
>>>
>>>
>> Can't get much more sleazy than this.
>
> Really?! Watch enough television, you'll see ads like this all the
> time. Day, night, doesn't matter. In this case a disability lawyer. Or
> class action lawsuits about things like complications from "bladder mesh".
>
> Whoever pays for the advertising gets the commercial airtime. And there
> will be someone who falls for it.
>
> Jill
But this sleaze is not paying, just spamming newsgroups.

"Ed Pawlowski" > wrote in message
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> Can't get much more sleazy than this.

Nope, you can't. And it had nothing to do with food either.

"jmcquown" > wrote in message
...
> Really?! Watch enough television, you'll see ads like this all the time.
> Day, night, doesn't matter. In this case a disability lawyer. Or class
> action lawsuits about things like complications from "bladder mesh".
>
> Whoever pays for the advertising gets the commercial airtime. And there
> will be someone who falls for it.

That's true but spamming a newsgroup is super bad.

The rules for attorney advertising are set by (usually) state bar associations. In some states, a lawyer can advertise anything, in any way he wants. In others, rules are very strict. So just because a lawyer is advertising, doesn't necessarily mean s/he can't do an outstanding job for his/her clients. One has to do some due diligence on their own.

N.

Nancy2 wrote:
> The rules for attorney advertising are set by (usually) state bar
> associations. In some states, a lawyer can advertise anything, in
> any way he wants. In others, rules are very strict. So just because
> a lawyer is advertising, doesn't necessarily mean s/he can't do an
> outstanding job for his/her clients. One has to do some due
> diligence on their own.

True but... The disabilty one really gets me because they imply that you
won't get any money unless you hire them. Without them, you will be
declined! That's just not necessarily true. But it can be very taxing on
the disabled person to do all of the paperwork themselves. I probably spent
at least 8 hours on the first batch. I just kept at it and finished it all
in a day. And then there was more stuff that I had to send in. So
depending on the nature of the person's disability they may or may not be
able to do it all themselves. But most likely if they do need help, all
they need is a person of average intelligence who is willing to help them
and a computer. I did also need to fax something but can't remember what
now. Husband did that for me.